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Newspaper Page TextFor Sale, Misc. 18 1 CUI.BRANSEV piano, excellent condi tion Ph. ;i-aoio. ROSE Bt'RGl'NDY wool rug and pad", 8x12. Ph. 3-3010. Used ai refrlfffrator. ph. 2-3043. "SPARTAN S AND UP TO 9 YEARS AMERICA'S LEADING TRAIL!"" IN QUALITY IN BKAUTY IN DURABILITY IN RESALE VALUE Built in an airplane factory by skilled airplane mechanics who really know aluminum, Made to Uil fnr many, many years. Complete line 30-ft., ;J5 ft., 40-ft. Double or igl bdrms., tubs or showers. Be a proud owner of a Spartan. We have other high quality coaches SPARTAN, COLUMBIA KIT, TRAVELO NEW MOON, ROYCRAFT I RON WOOD, HOWARD AND OTHERS, Till BIGGEST NAMES IN TRAILERS All of our longest trailer! are ordered with 4 WHKEL BRAKES THE LARGEST DISPLAY OF TRAILERS ON PACIFIC COAST TRADES TERMS INSURANCE ACCESSORIES Dollies. Awninfa, Tanki. Stovei. etc. Earl E. Smith , Trailer Homes The Coasfs LarEst Dealrr Nine Locations In Oregon and Washing ton, main office at 7007 N E Union, Portland ROSEBURG LOCATION tlM N Stephen! Ph. 3-Xl.ia Fuel 20 PLANER ENDS, peeler core, and Ift-inch mill ends, no bark. Claude Wllley fuel Co. 1502 E. Douglas. Itoseburg. L Timber & Sawmills 21 HAUL TO j DOUGLAS MFG. CO. Your lumber brings more cash We buy year around mixed 1X4 through 6X12S. No end trim. Cash weekly DOUGLAS MFG CO. P O. Box 414 Roseburg. Oregon 2 ml south of Rosehurs on 99 REBUILT McCULLOCH POWER ,SAWS 35 7 HP Machlnra Nielsen Power Saw Winston, Oregon Ph. 9-848 WANTED SECOND GROWTH LOGS CONTACT W1LBIIR LUMBER CO. "WANTED TO BUY Gang logs: also timber, large or small tracts. Top prices. Stomar Lbr. Co Ph. 431 Riddle days. Canyonville 2291 evenings 671 GMC MOTOR, Cadillac motor and transmission, double drums with Cadillac motor and Hydramatic transmission mounted on half track, and logging rigging. 743 S. Stephens. Ph. 3-5211. D-7 TRACTOR, 3 t series, motor over hauled. SfiOOO. cash, SK500. terms. Carco Junior arch. $1400. Ph. 9-87HU. P.O. Bix26. Winston. WANTED TD 9 or D-4 to load logs with A frame. Steady work. Also trucker with short or long log truck. Call 2R8 J)akland. aftor7 P-M WANTED Port Orford Cedar logs timber. Quote prices, quantity can supply. Niederme er-Martin Co., 715 Portland Trust Bidg. Portland, 4. Oregon. HYSTER D-7 arch. '41 frame A they tvpe tracks. D-8 with hystor. triple drums. 11(X' new mainline. 2500' haul- hack, 2,r(K)' strawline. Write News Revlew,BoX312. WANTED Reliable logger with equipment aultaWe for yarding poles, piling and saw logs. Near Coast. Phone Eugene 51044 or 53100. 2 4H" ALL-STEEL HEAD BLOCKS, complete with double run roller chain and sprocket. $250. L. E. Sullivan & Son Lbr. Co., 2 miles North, Highway 99. FOR SALE 300,000 feet, of "second and old srrnwth Iocs yarded out on goor1 road. Call 2836, Oakland, after i rm. WOULD like a logging contract with some reliable mill. We are equipped to log anv type of timber with eitner cat or donkey. Call evenings 3-72b8 or 3-3553. LOGS WANTED 2nd and old growth. 12 ft. and longer, any 2 ft. multiple. Top prices, We can furnish trucks. Doughty Bros. Dillard. Phone 9-8818. D-6 cat, blade and drum armored for logging, ready to go. A-l condition. Also loading donkey, powered with 6- cylinder Cummins diesel. Call 3-4805, WANTED - Job for short log and lum ber hauling. Call evenings, except Friday. 3-4931. FOR SALE Approx. "300.000 it. tim ber relog, peelers. Cash $3225. Ph. 3-8344. FOR" SALE 75,000 ft. of saw "logs, felled and bucked. Phone Oakland 2816. ' WANTED Good sawmill logs (iood orie Itenon Lumber Co Phon. 3-3155 Logging Equipment 22 "ATTR'uCrT SPECIALS 1948 FORD LUMBER truck, straight air brakes, motor overhauled, utility tag, rigged for immediate hauling. Can be converted to short logger with little additional expense. Priced to sell. 1947 DIAMOND T dual drive logger with HMO dual axle Pierre trailer. M-5 rear axlei. 90 per cent rubber. Late model Continental motor. Can be seen at LOCKWOOD'S USED CAR LOT or phone a-Bitm FOR SALE "TD 24 trartor," flivo hours New condition. Isaacon dozer and logging winch. Wallace Racsdnle. 14i2 Poplar Drive. Modford. Oregon. Ph. 2-7436. TD 9 cat with blade and' drum and hooks, rigjiiig and power saw. snnoo, Apt. B. federal Housing, Sutherlin, or call Sutherlin 2."K5. B-20F Skagit" donkey. complete' "a net "in excellent condition. New lines, blork and guy lines, i"i(K) cash. 3 miles north of D-ain i D9. P O. Box 414, Drain. D. C. Miller. 1952 GMC log" truck. 720"series, Peer less trailer fnr sale or trade for equity in Jiome.l l.V) Hill St. FOR SALE: RD-7 Caterp.Mar "tractor". food machine. Call Roseburg 3-7876 or information. 5000 WATT KOHLER light-plant. In- Jul re at Associated Station, Lone ock, Gllde, Oregon. FOR SALE 40 Cletrao tfartoYTblade and drum. Beebe Lumber Co., Camas Vall-y. T-20 CAT, "with blade." Inquire at "Xsso cisted Station, Lone Rock. Glide. Ore gon, FOR SAL ET n t e in a 1 1 o n al k-.T"ih or t log truck; set of HD 7 AC tracks, god condition. Ph. 3-4fM)9. evenings. FOR " SAI.E-D-2 ""cat. " Equipped for log ging with or without job, Ph. 3-78i;w. Ne.Revlew ellfledt are met aagei with a punch. Dial 2-2631 Machinery For Sale 23 EQUIPMENT FOR RENT Shovels, cats, comprluurs. dump trucks Hour or contract. Phone 3-TS.14. Nights .1-6041 or 2-3018. 311 Douglas Slate Bank Bldg. r DOUBLE "DRUM donkey In perfect condition (875. Kcvstone Machine WorkslM S. Stephens. Ph.3-4144. 150 AMP Lincoln DC 'welder, used, SIM). At 1819 N. Stephens St. or call Farm Equipment 24 PLOW AND DISC and Ariena tiller. Inquire at Associated Station, Lone Rock. Glide. Oregon. FOR SALE OR TRADE Fairbanks Morse harrmermill: Universal milk ing machine, double unit like new. Lee A. Fisher, end of Gazley Road, Myrtle C"ek. 180 "AMP AC" LINCOLN farm welder. $tS6. At XB1P N. Stephens St. or ra!! 3-tir.5! before 5 P.M Tractors 25 J I CASE TRACTOR. 7 t. mower, 8 (t. tandem disc, and due plow. Call .11174. Oakland, evenlnei. Trucks 26 Southern Oregon TRUCK HEADQUARTERS Special 1948 GMC w-lumher rolls, tag ax le, B-Lipe. and 2-speed axle, rubber exceptional $3950. 1946 GMC 1-ton panel crew truck, good mechanically 450. 1948 GMC dual drive, B-LIpe new 270 en gine, complete with Gunderson log 1949 GMC lumber truck. 308 engine, full air brakes, utility tag axle, tires good. ' MANY OTHER USED TRUCKS AND TRAILERS. FOR ALL PURPOSES Smith Motors Truck Dep't 24.15 N. Stephen P SPECIALS TIHE WHEEL for light trucks, your choice 15 each. Large stock. USED PA RTS FOR most all makes and models of trucks. SEVERAL GOOD used trailers lumber and log trucks. CHAINS signal fire extinguishers NEW BRAKE DRUMS for all trucks and trailers. We can save you money Si DIAMOND T SALE & SERVICE ' Newhouse & Hutchins "SHORT LOGGER READY TO HAUL IBM Ford F-7. TImken 256 axles, air brakes, 3 speed Brownie, 85 percent rubber all around, heater, air horn, and tac. Top notch condition. Low mileage. 17250. LOCKWOOD MOTORS USED CAR LOT Ph.3-6334 Axle shafts, ring Gear and Pinions, Springs, for trucks of all makes. RAY'S TRUCK PARTS Ph. 3-3360 Roseburg.Oregon FOR SALE Four wheels and 1 four speed transmission for GMC truck. Also 13.10 Eaton 2-speed rear end, needs repair. Dennis Mathews, Ph. 3-8512. " FOR SALE '49 Chevrolet" itoiTp I cViip. Low mileage, like new. Lota extras. undercoating. Phone 3-8774. Rte. 2 Box R77. J. SBussell. '50 FORD F-5. 4 speed-tra7i7fnissio"n. grain bnx, motor and tires excellent. Take pickup in trade. Homer Brown. Camas Valley. FOR SALE -'4S-GMC"32- semi. 450 series, 9 00 tires, good shape through out. S3500. Oakland 2804. FOR SALE 1947 KB7 Int'l. long wheel base, 2 speed with tags and bunks or timber rolls, $3750, Phone 3-7440. ffl.'W FORD PICKUP, good 6-ply tires Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27 BE' FER BUYS AT 1 BARCUS '51 PACKARD deluxe sedan ultra malic R & H, beautiful black and ivory finish, nearly new tubeless tires -. 2695 '51 OLDS PR Holiday srd., hydra matic R At H. Low mileage. Thm one owner car. absolutely spotless inside & out Special 2695 50 De SOTO Custom sedan. Finish A interior like new. This one owner far. has low mile age Ac is in top condition .... 1795 '50 FORD Sedan, R it H. new seat covers and tires ...... 1495 '49 PACKARD Deluxe sedan. O.D. R & H. Spotless inside and out 1495 48 PACKARD Deluxe, sedan, over drive R & H new tires ... 1395 '48 HUDSON COMMODORE I Sedan R & H 1195 I '47 BUICK Srdan, R Ac H 1145 '46 FORD Club coupe O.D. R At H 795 j -46 BUICK' SUPER Sedan, RAcH ... 995 '40 CHEVROLET Tudor Sedan, good j motor ... .. - 195 '38 CHEVROLET Scd-n 125 OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M. EVENINGS AND ALL DAY SUNDAY BARCUS Your Pockard Dealer Highway 99 N at Garden Valley ltd. Phone 3-SS6 74T 'CHEVROLET Station Wagon.-new tires, back-up light, 2 speakers on radio. 2 heaters. .Sun visor and other extras. Low mileage. S13.V), Phone 3-3236 evenings. cia time3-4144. '37 DODGE 4 door sedan. A-l shape. W 'I sacrifice for $235. S?e Don at Radlgan's Arc. Station, Hiway 99 N. atAlamede. '40 FORD COUPE" GOOD WORK CAR See Kert at Smith Motors Truck Dept. Highway 91. North. FOR SALE Equity in 2 month ofd" new Nash Rambler. Will sell equitv cheap, or trade for older car. See alter 5 to p.m. at 746 Short Street, al Trailer Court, ifl.lft Plvmouth 2 door, !owmi!enge. exrcllcit condition. 1005 Madrone Ave. Rear of Florist Shop alter 6.00 P.M '51 NASH Ambassador custom, hydro mat ir. Original owner, excellent cin ditinn. Low mileage. Sacrifice sale. Pnont 3-3749. Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27 4 Lockwood's Used Cars BEST BUYS ANYWHERE 1951 FORD CONVERTIBLE CLUB COUPS. Has only 4.000 miles.' Loaded with ford-o-matio R ti H. A sleek beauty ... 12&3 1980 MERCURY 4-door Sport sedan. Has everything, including over drive, R St H. A beautiful family car. topnotch , . 1895 1949 FORD TUDOR sedan, overdrive, R it H. two-tone paint, new leatherette upholstery through out. Economy plus 1245 1949 CHEVROLET ' flub Coupe R it H, needs paint Job. Our special this week only . 995 1949 OLDSMOBII.R CLUB SEDAN 98 series. Rubber like new. Loaded with extras 1695 1949 MERCURY FORDOR SPORT SEDAN Overdrive radio and heater. Cleaner than a hounds tooth 1595 1949 PONTIAC CLUB COUPE. A mechanical gem, if your econ omy minded see this, you'll buy It 1545 1946 PONTIAC Sedanette. beauti ful 2-tone paint, loaded with extras. including Hvdramat lc. Sharp through and through 1345 1948 PONTIAC Sedanette. R & H, low mileage, new paint, top notch condition .... 1295 1946 PONTIAC Sedanette. spark ling new paint job. radio, heater, and new seat covers. Very good 895 1940 CHEVROLET FORDOR SE DAN 2S5 TRUCKS AND PICKUPS 1951 FORD V, T. V-6 motor, 6000 miles, clean at a pin. A good buy. priced right .... ....135 FORD F-l SPEED PICKUP FOUR 1948 FORD F-T LUMBER TRUCK 1947 FORD T pickup. Has been well cared for, Bodv top shape. Mechanically A-l. 4 speed trans., and heater 1947 1947 DIAMOND T TRAILER TRUCK AND INTERNATIONAL TON PICKUP 895 1495 1948 FORD VANETTE WE ARE OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Ph. 3-8. S Sleohen, St. "SI" DILLARD USED CARS All of our cars are very clean and are New Dodge trade-ins 1949 DODGE 2 door ledan $1395. 1950 FORD sedan averdrlv, .. 1893. 1948 FORD aedan 1035. 1947 FORD Jed.n 933. 1948 FORD aedan - RiH- Special 873. 1948 CHEVROLET aero Sedan ... 1343. 1947 CHEVROLET aedan 1033 1948 CHEVROLET aedan 965. 1947 MERCURY aedan . 993 1949 OLDSMORILE 98 - low mileage Trucks DODGE . nearly new . 3 ton truck 2 ipeed axle-3 ipeed tran.mia-aion-823-20 lirea a bis bargain t - - 82450. DODGE 2ii ton . 1495. - 150 14' PLATFORM body 1950 CHEVROLET pickup 1295. BESIDES THESE CARS AND TRUCKS WE T4AVE MANY MORE T O CHOOSE FROM "SI" DILLARD MOTOR CO. DODGE PLYMOUTH Stephens At Douglas Sts Roseburg, Oregon SHOP, AND SAVE AT RIVERSIDE MOTORS 1951 WILLYS '' Station Wagon, radio heater, overdrive 1895 1949 CHEVROLET Deluxe Sedan. R H 1393 1948 DODGE Sedan, Radio, healer 1195 1947 PONTIAC Coupe, radio, heat er, apotlighta 1093 1948 CHEVROLET 4 - door ledan r leetma.ter, radio, heater 1948 FORD 4 Dr. Sedan 845 795 1942 CADILLAC Sedan, ' neater 1941 CHEVROLET Coupe 1941 DODGE Coupe 695 2U5 295 JEEPS 8c PICKUPS 1950 WILLYS Jeep .... .... 1205 1930 DODGE Vi T. Pickup .... . .. 1250 1950 CHEVROLET '4 T rial bed 1205 1950 WILLYS Pickup 1050 1949 CHEVROLET 'i T. Pickup 1050 RIVERSIDE MOTORS 1444 N. Stephens "Just at the top of the hill" Phone 3-7434 FOR SALE"6r TRADE our eQuffjTTn ,t0 Hudson Pacemaker. Excellent '49 CHEVROLET TUDOR, also a new '52 Chevrolet Tudor. Radio and heat er in both. Terms, Chet Hamm, 102 N. Flint, 1939 DODGE 4-doorltf a ke good work car. Good tires. 220 Brooklyn Ave. 3-3985. FOR '" SALE equity-in fosPaVkafd". Good condition. Mv equity, $795. will sell for $.175. lhone 3-80f.fl. FOR SALE 1941 "Lincoln Zephvr 8225" Huns good. Come and sea it, 1120 Chatham. 1911 OLDS 98Hor!dav7lL0O0mtleTRe at Drive-In Cleaners. Can 3-3t84 after 6 00. 1951 Fo r d 8 C u storrTC 1 u bco u pe , R At H , Undercoating, turning llgnts, other extras. sn.WPh. 9-8R7B. 51 HUDSON HORNET. h7dVlm.it ie drive, radio, heater, and low mile age. Ph. 3-3485. 1947 EXCELSIOR motorcy cltC M."Ph. Sutherlin224. FOR SALE l!i4fl FordSiVti'onWag on, Rt. 2. Box 775. Ph. 3-4637. NEW NASH RAMBLER Con v. Will trad or discount for cash. Ph 3-4334 lf52 BUICK Super 4 door "'Riviera W dan. Phone Myrtle Creek 1712. f YOUR PAPER HAS NOT ARRIVED BY 6:15 P.M. DIAL 2-2631 MMf0 KIPPIKTTHE LAUMPRY " OH, THEM CrALS I OT'I GAL.'M WELL, IT WON'T BE ( AINJT UKeVOU-7 ! P j SO FUNNY IF WE (SET A BILL THEY (h IT A j j ( FOR UNTYING KNOTS AND ) ( .LAUGH OUTA 1 SCRUBBING ROUGE OFF I SOMETHlN' ONCE J II I ; '. Hlil KNOT TONGUES AND J IN A WHILE.' J .,; 'I Si,-, NOSES . -sC, -rfl 0 ; ' I'1'1 ' 'I lt ' I .Hi THE Engineers Survey Umpqua Falls For New Fishways Steamboat and South Umpqua Falls on the Umpqua River sys tem are being surveyed by game commission engineers for fishways that would open upstream spawn ing areas to salmon and steelhead. Regional Game Supervisor Jim Vaughn of Roseburg describes Steamboat Creek, tributary to the North Umpqua River, as a ma jor spawning stream for steel head. Steamboat Falls, located six miles above the mouth of the creek, bars fish passage to scores of tributary streams in all but high water stages. Fish passage facilities at South Umpqua Falls on the South Ump qua River would assist spring Chinook salmon which" concen trate below the falls. Both falls were recently inspect ed by representatives of the game commission and U. S. fish and wildlife service and Game Com mission. Engineer George Kernan is now conducting tbe survey work. If approved by the game com mission, the fish passage facili-, ties would be bunt with leaerai aid funds derived from the fish ing tackle excise tax. Drummers, Majorettes To Meet Friday Night The drum section and majoret tes of the Roseburg High School Band are to meet Friday at 7:30 p.m. for rehearsal, in preparation for the Centennial parade Aug. 30. They will meet in the Senior Hign band room. Rehearsal for the entire band is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Monday, and again Wednesday and Thurs day evenings at the same hour, an nounces Ed Stiles, director. ' The rehearsals for all members of last year's Senior Band who reg istered last spring for this coming year, in addition to members of last year's prep band who were directed to sign up for senior band during last sprinu registration. Those in question as to th?ir status may call Stiles at 3-6462. Rehearsals will consist of drill ing, special music, marching line up and drill, and the issuing of uniforms. Minister In Fatal Accident Preached Here Rev. Archie McNeill, who was killed in an automobile accident Aug. 5 at the junction between Cannon Beach and Seaside, was a Presbyterian minister and con ducted evangelistic meetings in Roseburg several years ago on two occasions according to Dr. Morris H. Roach. The Rev. Mr. McNeill, who was 46, had lived in Cannon Beach the last five years, where he has been owner and director of the Cannons Beach Bible Conference. He had also conducted services in Glendale in the past. He was the son of a well-known Scottish preacher. His mother still resides in England. His widow, Evangeline, and children, Isabel, 14, and Helen Jean, 4, survive. Vets Hospital Picnic Scheduled For Sunday All employees of the Veterans Hospital and their families are to have a potluck picnic at Umpqua Park on Sunday afternoon, Aug. 24. The picnic is being spdnsorrd by the Employees Association of the hospital. Entertainment will consist of a varietv of games, as well as a songfest and jam session, accord ing to Austin Welt, president of the association. All musicians are urg?d to bring their instruments and participate in this informal program. The affair will be potluck. but Ice cream and beverages will be supplied by the Employees Asso ciation. The barbecue pit has been reserved for the employees' famil ies and friends. The fin is sched uled to begin at two o'clock. Personal 30 RFWARD for information nf whirl about, of William F. Smith. It known artdr.M Vet a. Ho.pital, Roat- nun. Call 3-7f(24. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Btnt 111. UKIFUNN1 JDKE Bible Institute Quartet Slated A service of special Interest will be held Aug. 26th at 7 30 p.m. at the Glide Baptist Church of which Rev. K. H. Faulkner is pastor. The Ambassador Male quintet from the Bible Institute of Los Angeles will bring a concert of song and testimony. These five young men. students at Biola pre paring for a life of full time serv ice as ministers and missionar ies are: Dick Shook, Turlock; Lowell Brown, Paradise; Jerry Eakin, pianist. Long Beach, Calif.; Tom Deal, Phoenix, Ariz., and Owen Widman, Scdro Woollcy, Wash. Their service will consist of i variety of musical numbers in cluding solos, duets, quartets, and brass trio numbers, as well as personal testimonies. Those young men are heard over the Bible Institute Hour three times a week, a broadcast origi nating in the Bible Institute of Los Angeles and heard over the full facilities of the Don Lee Mu tual Network. The public is in vited to hear this program. California Family Visits Riversdale By BEVERLY J. CHRISTIAN Mr. and Mrs. Bob Barr and sons Ryan and Kenton left Mon day for their Redondo Beach, Calif, home after visiting for 10 days with Mrs Barr's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bailey, her sister, Mrs. M. 0. Knapp, and numerous cousins. Visit In Portland Mr. and Mrs. Don Guilcy spent the weekend visiting relatives in Portland and shopping. Mrs. Gui ley's mother and newphews, Mrs. H. E. Leedy, Douglas and Allan, came from Portland with them for a visit in Riversdale. Mrs. Glenn Cox spent Sunday and Monday in Creswell visiting her brother, Grover Post. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Cox and baby son, John Wesley, went to Springlicld on Sunday to attend a VKW mooting. Com From California Mr. and Mrs. Cyrel Ilagerty and sons, Jerry and George, of Cul ver City, California, were Sunday visitors and dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Trussell. Mr. Ilagerty is a ne phew of Mrs. Trussell. Another nephew, Austin Dav enport of Milwaukie, Ore., has arrived at the Trussell home to help with the pear harvest. This will make Austin's fourth sum mer assisting in the harvest. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Kruse spent the weekend at Windemere at Bandon. They were accompanied by their daughter, Joanie. Upset Kills Trucker Near Jacksonville MEDFORD lid Clifford Fred erick Thorpe, .r3, Ashland, was killed Monday when his pickup truck overturned 2 miles west of Jacksonville. He was dead on ar rival at a Medfnrd hospital. State Police said Thorpe's truck apparently skidded on oil spilled on the Highway. Survivors include the widow, 2 sons and a daughter. COLLISION DEATH PORTLAND W Lyle Williams, 18 of Troutdale died in a hospital Wednesday of injuries suffered in a two-car collision east of here. His was the 21th highway death in Multnomah County, outside Port land, this year. JrT.WlU-MM T. M. gc U. I at. Off. Sutherlin School Plans To Be Based On Enrollment Because of the reported large influx of families in Sutherlin, it has been decided by the school administration to have an early enrollment of all grade school chil dren to determine whether it will be necessary to provide more school facilities. Supt. William Riddlebarger re ports that, beginning Monday, Aug. 25, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (standard timej, in the elementary building, grades two, three and eight will be enrolled. On Tuesday, Aug. 26, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., grades four, five, six and seven will enroll. Students of any grades for whom it is im possible to enroll in the daytime will enroll from 7 to 9 p.m. Tues day evening. All time is standard. Parents are urged to see to it that each of their children of school age will enroll, as it is necessary to determine the exact enrollment. Rooms have been pre. pared on the basis of enrollment indicated by last year'a class rod and the school census. If the enrollment reveals a lar.'e Increase in the school attendance, there will be time to arrange for rooms before the opening of school Sent. S. Cooperation of all parents is so licited and will be appreciated, said Riddlebarger. U.S. Guards With Margaret Not Rough On Swedes WASHINGTON W The White House said Wednesday preliminary reports to it indicate "there is not one word of truth" in Swedish newspaper stories that Margaret Truman's bodyguards roughed up Swedish citizens. Presidential Secretary Joseoh Short told a news conference that both the State and Treasury De partments are looking into the mat ter. Ho said their first reports In dicated that "nobody was touched, threatened, or anything else." He added: "Our preliminary reports Indi cate there is not one word of truth in any of the stories alleged to have been published in the Swed ish newspapers. We, of course, haven't seen the Swedish news papers, but wire service reports." The treasury made a check be cause the guards with the Presi dent's daughter on her European trip are Secret Service men. Miss Truman arrived in Sweden last Sunday and left Wednesday for Finland. During her stay, Swedish news papers reported that the throe Secret Service men with her were armed and were pushing Swedish citizens around in bullying fashion. Teen-Age Girl Death Victim From Beating PALM SPRINGS, Calif. Wl The battered body of a teen-age girl, clad only In a plaid blouse, was found Wednesday on a highway near this desert resort. A few hours later she was identi fied as Cathryn Knodcl, 16, of Redlanris. Her mother, Mrs. 1'win Knodcl, viewed the girl's body in a morgue and screamed: "That's her, that's her." The girl's parents said they re turned home Tuesday night and found a note laying that she had gone out. Her father said he presumed she had one to a musical program at Redlands Bowl. Brown-haired, slender and at tractive, the girl was found in a pool of blond at the edge of a road near Thousand Palms, about a half-mile from heavily-traveled U.S. Highways 60, 70 and 99. Police Chief August Kettmann of Palm Springs said sand and brush in the girl's hair indicated her body was dragged. He said her death apparently was caused by the beating. BRONCS MANAGER QUITS I.F.WISTON, Idaho im Bill; Leuschel has resigned as business' manager for the Lewiston Broncs j of the Western International i League. J Wifd Aug. 29, 1952 Th Nowi-R.vlaw, Roieburg, 0r. 13 "Passion Play" Movie Set For Monday Night The motion picture of "The Pas sion Play," depicting the life story of Christ, will be shown at 8 p.m. Monday in the Roseburg Junior IliKh School auditorium. The local showing of the movie, with sound track narrative, is spon sored by the Roseburg Open Bible Church, A 30-minute concert by the "Mu sical Moores" will be included in the interdenominational program. Admission is free of charge. Portland Markets THURSDAY PRODUCE PORTLAND I Butterfat Tentative, subject to immediate change Premium quality, maxi mum to .35 to 1 per cent acidity delivered in Portland, 76-7c lb; first quality 74-77c; second quality 71-74c. .Valley routes and country points 2" cents less. Butterfat tentative, subject to immediate change premium quality, maximum to .35 to 1 per cent acidity delivered in Portland, BJc lb; J.rst quality 80c; second quality 78c. Valley routes and country points 2 cents less. Butter wholesale f.o.b. bulk cubes to wholesalers grade AA, 93 score 75c lb; 92 score, 74c; B, 90 score, 72c; C, 89 score, 71c. Cneese celling price to Portland wholesalers Oreson singles, 44 Vj 48c lb; Oregon 5-lb loaf. 50-53c. Eggs To wholesalers Can dled eggs containing no loss, cases i included, f.o.b. Portland A large ' 63 Vi - 65 Vnc; A medium, 58 is-! 62 Vic; B grade, large, 49-52c. Eggs to retailers grade AA large, 71c; A large. 66 - 67c; AA medium, 63 65; A medium, 60 64c; A small, 41-43c. Cartons 3c additional. Live chickens No. 1 quality, f.o.b. plants Fryers, 2 M-3 lbs, 34c; 3-4 lbs, 34c; roasters, 4 W lbs up, 34c; heavy hens, all weights, 1819c; light hens, all weights, 16c; old roosters, 1315c. Rabbits Average to growers Live white, 4-5 lbs, 21-24C, 5-6 lbs, 18-22c; old does, 10-12C, few higher; fresh dressed fryers to retailers, 57-60c, some hisher. Fresh dressed meats (wholesal ers to retailers; dollars per cwt); Beef Steers, choice, 500-700 lbs, 55.00-58.30: good, 54.00-56.30; commercial,- 47.00-51.30; utility, 40.00 48.00; cows, commercial, 37.00 42.00; utility, 33.00-36.00; canners cutters, 31.00-34.00. Beef cuts (choice steers) Ilind quarters, 63.50-64.20; rounds, 62.00 63.30; full loins, trimmed, 82.00 84.80; triangles, 45.00-49.40; fore, quarters, 48.00-52.70; chucks, 52.00 56.00; ribs, 64.00-69.00. Veal Good choice, 50.00-55.00; commercial, 43.00-50.00. Pork cuts Loins, choice, 8-12 lb, (i4.50-65.20; shoulders, 16 lbs, 41.00- 42.70; sparenbs, 49.50-54.20; fresh hams, 10-14 lbs, 57.00-57.50. Lambs Choice-prime, 40-50 lbs, 52.00-54.00; good, 49.00-52.00. Mutton Good-choice, 18.00-21. 50. Wool Grease basis, nominally 45c lb to growers. Country dressed meals, f.o.b. Portland: Beef Utility cows, 33-35c lb; canners-cutlers, 32-34c. Veal Top quality, 45-48C lb; good heavies 41-45c; others lower. Hogs Lean blockers, 36-38c lb; sows, light, 28 31c. Lambs Best, 45-48c lb. Mutton Best, 1215c lb. ' Onions 50 lb sacks Wash. Yel lows, medium and large, 3.00-50. Potates Boardman long white, No. 1A, mostly 5.25-75 ewt; No. ?., 50 lbs, 1.75-2.00; Central Ore. long whiles, 5.50-6.00; Wash. Russets, No. 1, 6.00-25. Hay U. S. No. 2 green alfalfa, 36.50-37.50 delivered car and truck lots, f.o.b. Portland; delivered Se attle, 36.00-37.50. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND Ifl (USDA)-Cat- i tie salable 150, market active, strong to 50 higher on all classes with cows generally 50-1.00 above Monday. Canners and cutters up most. Odd head good 900-1060 lb fed steers 31.00-33.50, few com mercial steers 28.00 - 50, utility grades mostly 22.00-26.00, cutter dairy typo down to 18.00, few com- j mercial and low good heifers 27.00- i 28.50, utility heifers 20.00 - 25.00; j canner and cutter cows largely i 15.00-17.00, few to 17.50. Shells downward to 12.00: utility cows ! 18.00-20.00, odd commercial tip to 22.00; commercial bulls 25.00-26.00; utility mostly 22,00-23.00. CalveL salable 50, market more active, mostly steady to strong; good and choice vealers 26.00-28.00, odd prime up to 30.00-31.00, utility ; and commercial calves and veal- j ers 17.00-24.00. j lings salable 200, holdover 100: market steady-strong; choice 12 butchers 180-235 lb largely 24.00, few lots up to 24.25; choice 240 290 lbs 22.00-23.00; choice 150-165 lb 22.50-23.50. Choice 350 . 550 lb sows 19.00-20.50, few lighter weights to 21.00. No feeder pigs being received. Sheep salable 350, holdover 150; market steady several lots choice and prime spring lambs 26.75-27.00. Good and choice grades 25.50-26 50, utility and good lots 20.00-24.00; good and choice feeders 21.00-22.00; good and choice ewes 6.00-7.00; culls down to 3.00. i EXPERT RANGE REPAIR ALL MAKES ELECTRIC RANGES Reasonable Rates Mini UPWaitOok Diol 1-5574 CORKRUM'S USED CAR LOT No. 1 230 SOUTH STEPHENS Across from Hotel Rose 1951 Pontiac Club Coupe Finished in a beautiful light green color. This low mile age (21,000) 6-Cyl. car is equipped with radio, heater, seat covers and many other extras, If you are looking for one of those really nice, al most like new automobiles, see this one. $2175 1952 Plymouth Suburban Plymouth's all metal Deluxe Station Wagon. This Subur ban still smells now. You will not believe that it has been driven 4000 miles. Best of all it is equipped with over drive plus radio, heater, chrome wheel discs, etc. $2795 1951 Plymouth Club Coupe Spotless is the word for this 12,000 mile car. Finished in a li,ght blue color. You would certainly be proud to see this club coupe parked in your driveway. $1745 1948 Chevrolet Convertible With a brand new top, excel lent motor & body and good tires. Here is one your gal friend will like. $1145 1950 Ford 6-Cyl. 4-dr. The motor is in excellent condition, the body is solid and clean equipped with 4 almost new tires. How could you go wrong at only $1325 1951 Henry J 6-Cyl. Sedan Here is the steal of the week A car that shows that it has been well cared for. Just 24, 000 miles on this bundle of economy. Radio and heater and what a low price. $1095 1949 DeSoto Custom 4-dr. A light blue car that looks and runs as good as any in town. Radio, heater, fluid drive, ere. Be sure to com pare this '49 model with any '49 in town, you will see what we mean when we say it is a terrific buy at $1545 1948 Chevrolet Radio, heater and spot light. Here is one that will surprisa you. At a price that is far lower than you would expect $845 1950 Mercury 4-dr. with overdrive, radio & heater, Original green finish white wall tires. Sound throughout and mechanical ly perfect. Priced far below ceiling. $1895 REMEMBER WE ARE OPEN UNTIL 10 P.M. AND SUNDAYS CORKRUM'S USED CAR LOT No. 1 230 SOUTH STEPHENS Phone 3-7484 Across from Hotel Rose t